Philadelphia Baseball’s Unappreciated Founders: Al Reach and Ben Shibe

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Ducky and The Lip in Italy

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Is There a Home Field Advantage in the World Series?

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Ted Williams in 1941

Baseball's last .400 hitter was probably the sport's best pure…

The Statistical Impact of World War II on Position Players

In December 1941, the outbreak of the Second World War elicited…

George Sisler and the End of the National Commission

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Rogers Hornsby in 1932

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The 100th Anniversary of ‘Dummy vs. Dummy’

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The Boston Pilgrims Never Existed

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Joe Borden: The First No-Hit Pitcher and National League Winner

Ask nearly any baseball fan to identify Joe Borden, and the response…

The Nashville Seraphs, 1895

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The Robinsons in Montreal

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The Sporting News During World War II

"No nation that has had as intimate contact with baseball as…

Let’s Play Three!

Late in the summer of 1914, Doc Reisling, the ballplaying dentist…

George Brace: Baseball’s Foremost Photographer

George Brace officially retired from his vocation as a baseball…

Cyril “Cy” Buker: Coaching in Wisconsin and Pitching for the Dodgers in the 1940s

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The Legend of Wild Bill Setley

Throughout baseball's long history, colorful and eccentric characters…

The Spitball and the End of the Deadball Era

"We must look for some legislation before long in regard to the…

The Old Brawl Game: Cubs vs. Dodgers in the 1940s

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August 10, 1883: Toledo, Ohio and Baseball’s Color Line

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Coincidences: Unique Line Scores

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Another Look at Runs Created

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